In the memorial house Todor Proeski personal life items of the famous Macedonian singer who died back in 2007.
Tose Proeski was a Balkan music star and in his honor the memorial house was built. He was an Ambassador for Macedonia and music talent who vould have reached world fame.
For a second year mountain adrenaline sports lovers will have the possibility to enjoy in the beauties of the Krusevo landscapes. The festival When in krusevo this year will be taking place from the 29th June to the 1st of July, and the organizes announce yet another bigger and better festival compared to the previous year.
Ski center Krusevo is one of the most popular places for skiing and, generally, winter tourism in Macedonia. Part of the ski center is the place called Stanic where there are several ski runs for amateurs together with two ski lifts.
The ski run that passes just under the cable car and it is 618 meters long. This ski run has been considered to be used by professional skiers.
Up there on Stanic there are two restaurants - Skaut and Shape that offer wide range of drinks and type of food..
Among the most visited localities in Krusevo is the picture gallery of the famous portraitist Nikola Martinoski whose work makes him one of the most prominent figures in 20th century Macedonian culture.
The Holy Transfiguration monastery is settled outside Krusevo over 1 700 metres above sea level, and considered to be a home of Tose Proeski Macedonian famous singer.
This monastery is a stop point for the mountain bikers and hikers on the way to the hill Musica on 1780 meters above sea level.
Krusevo is considered to have one of the best sites for paragliding in the world. The take-off from Meckin Kamen this year welcomes dozens international competitions in paragliding and gliding.
The take-off point is positioned on over 1 400 meters above sea level but the reason why it is considered the best place for these sports is its good and safe terrain and the fact that the landing points are close to the regional roads that lead to Krusevo.
